Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti y V OTTWOUT MATT) TR1TJUNK 'MKrWORD. OmiWOX, WEDNESDAY, .TANlTATCY 'Iff. 1015 TTTnT! RTX GERMAN EAST AFRICA'S CAPITAL SHELLED BY BRITISH, ZAPATA FORCES JAP STEAMER II 10 PURCHASE BILL CITY COUNCIL T PRESIDENT PANS COUNTY COURT FORCE HIP MEETS ASHLAND DESEF CAPITAL DETANED f "" r (J ;. ;.,r;:;:, Belgian HN'v'irE?5PBBBr,v' ' m mm WW N RABAND n WASHINGTON', Jan. 13. -The Carrnimi agency horn todny Issued tlitf following statement! "A report from Vera Crm tltitoil todny gays n ilntpalch received there Into Inst night from Pur-bin an nounced tlint Mexico City won being evacuated by tho Zajmta troops In ronsorpiencc of n victory won by Gcn ornl Ohrogon yestondny nt Snn Mar tin and also as n result of the advnnro of constitutionalist forces under Gen eral Sanchez Into tho state of More- !0B. "The Zapata forcoB defeated nt Sua Martin numbered about 3,000 and wan inonmiandod by Generals ARtillar and Arguuicdo. Their loss was heavy and a lnrgc amount of arms and am munition, Including several cnunon and machine Rims were captured. San Mnrllu Ih nboiil half way between l'uobln and Mexico City. Ileports from Vera Crtu and elsewhere- show the enemy was defeated at Victoria and Vallea. General Angelca is bo InR driven toward Torreon. General Herrern Ih re-assembllng ".,000 rein forcements at Monterey." Monterey has been evacuated by nit Carranrn troops and Mere are no military forces In the town, although It' Is wild Villa's troops will arrlvo there soon, according to a dispatch to the state department today from Monterery date yesterday. Villa has left Chihuahua for ARiia Callentcs. Two ull companies, the ARiillar Petroleum company and the I'enn Mcx. Oil company have been closet down, It was reported from Tamplco, In accord with tho terms of the Car rnnr.u decree preventing further de velopment or oeratlon of oil lands without permission of tho constitu tionalist administration. IRK E NOT YET BROKEN DESPITE DEFEAT E AN LONDON, Jnn. LV-Further im portant KuecCfeses in the campaign ngninst Turkey were announced to day by IliHain. It is assorted that one Turkish legimcut was captured, another partially dentroyed and a Turkish position beized, with guns and ammunition. Notwithstanding these claim, it is evident Hint large bodies of Turkish troops still arc on Itussiau noil, and the recent statement from I'elrograd that nn overwhelming defeat has been inflicted or. the Turks, involving the capture of one nnny corps and the cutting up of another, is denied of ficially nt Constantinople. The .state ment today of the ltussinn staff at tached to the Cnucnsinn army hIiowk Hint Turkish resistance hns not beer Innkcn, hinting that obstinate and bitter fighting is Mill in progress. ' British forces whicji invaded north xvestern Pernio are icpoited unoffic ially io lutw occupied Tnbric, an im portant l'ersian city, within the sphere of Ittmsinn iufliieuce, where a Itussinu military btulioii wns liiiiin tniued. A CoiiHtunliiiopIo dispatch last night said Hint the Itus.sitiiis had ie treated from Tabriz. TRYING TO KEEP WASHINGTON WET OLYMPIA, WaRli., Jon 13. Tho sennto Judiciary commltteo has an nounced a public meeting for Jan uary "I, when all porsons seeking modification of tho prohibition law passed last November will bo heard, Tho loRlHlaturo Is obliged by law to nithnilt to a vote of tho people Initia tive nieiiHtiio is, which permits hotels to serve liquor to guests and per iods browurlcn to operate Tho nucs Hun before tho loghdnturo Is whether to call a special election next fall or It tho measure automatically wait Until Xovejnuor, 'Md. Tha ajitI;BO loon league demands (fin latter courno which would penult prolilbltlon to tuko effect next January. Tho liquor men wish to stave off prohibition with a special election this jcar. Sen ator fl lie nt of King, Introduced a now lhpuor bill Into tho senate tnduy Known ns tho "home rule" saloon bill. It would permit n saloon to bo oper ated for every 2500 Inhabitants. . The Portland Hallway Light nnd " Ppwr Co, predicts, that with tho do i$)ve defeat of radical legislation at the tat elftctlon and with tho flvo por Mitt advance In freight rates, lots will b proptroiiB year In Oregon. VAXCOrVF.lt, R C, Jnn. 13. The Japanese steamer Mexico Mnru of the 0aka SIiommi KnNhii line, ami the Amerionn stcnm0up Governor, of the Pacific Cont Steamship com pany, line been detained here by tlie entoiH hcenue part of the enigoc tlio viwseli have loaded onlwnrd ore conlrnliniui of war inder the regula tion promulgated from Ottawa. Action ngnint the Japanese liner wns inken v-tenlny when her purser nsked for a elenrnnee. Slop ngaiiiM the governor were taken at noon to day when her purser went to the cus tom houc to clear. As regard tlie .Mexico Maui, the authorities hae taken action because her shipments from Vancouver for lapan include n eoiiMmnnent of lead frutn Trail, It. C. some ltarhed wire and some oilier materials which fig ure in the list of commodities prohib ited by order from Ottawa. The detention of the Governor, it is said, on the ground that she had taken a shipment of hides for Snn Francisco and hides eau be turned into leather. The customs dei:ulment is acting within the regulation laid down since, the outhienk of war and a lcgnrd the Mexico Main, it is believed that pcrmNsioii o sail will be obtained, a Hie lead and oilier shinments are con signed to .lapan, an nllv. The detention of the G ivernor. however, is something unite new. as the shipping of Imles to San Fr.iu eiseo has been a ictuhir trade for vears, and this i-. the lir-t ease of interference ui h a .hipV paper. F VIKN'NA, Au-lriii. Jan. Ll.-Count LeoMild von Herchtold, Austrian for eign mini-tcr, has re-igucd ami his le.-ignnlion ha- been accepted, ne conling to the Vienna Frcmdemblatt. Count Von Herchtold will be succeed ed by Huron Stophnn Hitrinn Von llnjcrz, minister of the loynl court in the lliinguiiun cabinet. Count Von Herchtold wn one of tho main factors in the situation which led to the Austrian declaration of war on Servin, which in turn pre cipitated the Kuropean war. As Austrian foreign minister, Count Von Horehtold was largely re sponsible for formulating the policy which resulted in the declaration of war on Sorviu. On several occasions recently it has been reported unoffic ially that he would resign. The ap pointment of n Iluiigiiiiau to succeed him in control of Aiistiinii foieigu af fairs is believed to indicate Hint henceforth Hungary will assume n more prominent place in shaping the policy of (ho dual monarchy during the war. ANTI-ALIEN LAND E DOISK, Idaho, Jan. 13 An antl ulien land ownership bill mado It fa appearance in the houso of represen tatives of tho Idaho legislature today. Representative Andeison Introduced tho measure, which prohibits tho ownership of any land In tho state by any alien who has not (declared his intention of becoming a citUen of tho United States, with the exception of those iccelvlng land through Inherit ance or through the execution of lieu. In such cases aliens muy hold pos session of their laud for a period of five years. If they rail to dispose of It In that time It is provided that their land shall revert to tho state. To bill refeirul to tho sifting commit tee. INNES m FACE 1 Al'STIX. Texas., Jan. 13. Victor E. Innes and his wlfo, Ida May Inucs of Hugeno, Ore., must faco charges of larceny utter trust In Georgia, ac ronJIng to an opinion today by tho court of criminal appeals, sustaining tho action of Governor Colquitt in granting oxtrudltlon, They have been Indicted at Atlanta, Ga., charged with misappropriation of funds of Mrs, EloU Nulnm Dennis. VON BEKH1D N II AUSTRIAN CABINET LOCATION r.r nn JVr-i-..-,- ":''"'" I B2&5li ?' 4 V f ann ""-" " A despatch from Nairobi. Hrltlih Kaat Africa, says that llrlthli war shlpi have carried out "I Hon., nga uTuu.&.laam, capital of German IJast Africa. Tho war .l.l lKbunlal the town unk.-U.ig cou,d; omble damage. All the German tckwU In U.e harbor were disabled. Dares-Salaam, the best built town oil the coast of aerman Kaat Africa, Is a military station, with nu excellent harbor, situated forty miles south of auxl bar It Is tLe tcrmluus of an Imiwrtant caravan route, the residence of a tlovenior and has largo couiuivrclal luter- Mts. The whlto population la 1000 NEW ENGLAND COAST SWEPT BY STORM HOSTON', Jan. Ll. -The storm which swept over New Kmiland yes terday attained it maximum strength off the southeast const nt dnwn today, cau-ing much damage in Ithodc I-laiid, Connecticut and southeastern .Mas-nehu-etts. Jinny telephone and telegraph xviros were (rippled and transportation by hind and sea was hampered. Summer le-idenee on Manolius etts lny from Sandwich to Cape Ann were badly damaged. Damage wn rejMirtcd ul-o at XantucKet, Cohns-et and other point on the south shore. HERO OF RAID ON GERMANY WAS TAUGHT TO FLY BY MOTHER I Mi. 7:. i'- MRS. MAU2ICE HEWLETT Mr. Hilda It Hewlett, wife of the novelist, Mr. Maurice Hewlett, taught the art of fixing to Iter son, FIlKht Commander Francis U. T. Hewlett, of tho P.rltlsli Nitiy, who. the Urltlsh Admiralty aniioiiiiced, was missing after an attack on Cuxhuieii iiiaile by iiuvnl bydio-aeropluiies on Chrlstuiai Day. li-s. Hewlett has contributed largely to the development of her country In ivhitlon, and probably Is the only woman who taught her offspring to fly. he bus la addition given Instruction to many others, Including officers of the army as well us of the imy, While un Instructor Mrs. Hewlett used a Far nun biplane, known as the Blue lllrd. Flight Commander Hewlett was among the first officers assigned to tho Itoyul Xaval Air Kervlce organised In 191 llls mother for the lust I wo years hits' been engaged hi the business ot building iBiooIuues, wblfh Mv In Un by ihv trwjMtud ""' , ;, it itmmf Af,f inl r OF DAI-E3 - "SALAAM N EAST AFfctCA r-iAo - C, ciA. i AAM was estimated ai i,uw; uie ioiai poiiuiauun ai uiu.c wu ..,vw BY OKLAHOMA CITV, Okla., .Inn. LI. - Koliher eaily today blew the safe of the Stale hank nt Heritor, twenty mile- ca-t of L'nid, in Garfield coun ty, Oklahoma, nnd e-caped with .7.")00, according 1 reports seceived here. This i- the fourteenth liank rob bery in Oklahoma since May, HU I. A hill i pending in Hie legislature authorizing the -late to nay reward of 11)01) for the capture of bank robber-. Gresham Cannery plant of Fruit Growers association completed. AND THE BLUE blRD BANKERS LAN CZAR !! 2.000.000 IM'TIMKlIfAl), Jan. LI, .'hill p. m. -- A group ot New York bunkers, in cluding J. I'. .Morgan & Co., have agreed tit loan the ltu-iau govern ment r0l)l),OIIO, uccording to nu of ficial uiiiiounccmeut made today. This amount is subject to draft by Ituia at ooiic, two or three months at I1,? er cent, with a half of 1 per cent additional for acceptance. Prominent I'ctrograd bankers sny that this is a forerunner of further credits to bo extended ltussiu by American tiiiaiieiers. The president of nu important I'ct rograd hank lias left for New York, I where he o.xpoets to confer with fin anciers mid government ofhcinls with the idea of perfecting Kttssiiiii ex change facilities. SAGE TEA DARKENS HI TO ANY SHADE Don't stay grayl Here's a simple recipe that anybody can apply with a hair brush. The use of Sage and .Sulphur for re storing faded, gruy luUr In its nturl color dates track to grandinotlior's time. Klio uacd it to keep lier hair beautifully dark, gloiwty nml abunduiiL Whenever her lialr fell out or took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this sim ple mixture was applied with wonderful elfcct. Hut brewing at home ii iniiiMy and out-of-date. Nowadnju. by anklng at any drug store for a SO cent bottle of "Wycth's BuKo ami .Sulphur Hair Item cily," you will get this turnout; old recipe which can bo dqicmk-d riiKn to restore natural color nnd bounty to the hair ami is splendid for dandruff, dry, fctnrUh, itchy sculp and falling hair, A well-known downtown druggUt ayi it darkens the Imlr so naturally und evenly that noUtdy can tell it has been applied. You simply diunpcn a eponge or soft briKh with It and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. Ily morning the gray hair dii appears, and after another application or two, It becomes beautifully dark, ghxioy, toft und aliunJiuit. HALL TAXI CO. CITY RATES Lnrgo Hrown Taxi or Ilupniohlles. Direct trips nuy place on pavement, '1'ic ench for ono or two passengers, ISc for each additional pasiiongor. Koven Passonger Cam Ono pnHson&ur CO cents No chargo for second passongor. l..r)C for each additional piiHRongor. Hneclnl rated for hIioiidIii tr or when stundlng time In roqtilred. J''lnely equipped curs. ICxiiorlonced chnuffeurH, HALL TAXI CO. WASHINGTON Jah. i:i. Kvl deures that President Wilson Intends to concontiiito, his Influence for the ship purchase bill, probably with' the aid of sumo republican xotes, to tho exclusion of the Philippine and con servation IiIIIh If necessary wore ap parent today, Manuel Qtioxon, resident Philippine commissioner, told tho president to. day that he did not expert the Phil ippine bill to puss dutlng the present session. Henator Kenyon, republican, Invlt ed to tho white house tettay by the president, suggested several amend imMits to (he shipping bill, which ho thought would mnlco It acceptable to some icpuhllcuns. One would place ontml of tho goicriiment ships un dec a non-partisan hoard nnd another would eliminate the temporary char acter ot the project. The president experts to see other republican scuatois In the near fu ture. Some democrats oppoNO the hill nnd the president plans to win noil pnitlsau votes to pass II, AHIII.xNI), Ore, .lau LJ Fire this moniliiK completely gutted the .Stephenson biilldliu; on Last Main Tin upper story was vacant, the low er portion occupied by Cook ib ls Witt's billiard hull. Their Inns Is one Millard and llnee pool tables, also slock of tobaccos and coufec touery. Insurance on tho building i.t.ooo, mi contents J.SOn. Mother's New Year's Resolution i TO USE "DAISY" CREAMERY BUTTER MADE IN MEDFORD The White Velvet Jce Cream Co. No. 7701. itHitmr or tiii: comhtio.v or The First National Bank nt Medford In llfn Hlnto of Ohcgon, at the clone of hiKlneioi, pgc. .11, Ittlt. ItcsoiirrcN ' LoaiiH and dlMcouiitH HIS ll'S.HS V, H, IioiiiIb deposited to wecuro clicilhitlou (par ,, V1U,U,,1) lUO.OOtl.OO lT. S. homlH to hocuro l'. S. dotol(N (prtr aulo). .. , ' 1 .000.0(1 Other hondH to Hecuro poMal Havlnga (iW .mino.nu Pronilum on ItondM for circulation .. fVf.'ti-'.ti'o Hond, DvriirlUcH, ojo,' oi hand (other than ." .' Htocka), Including preiuluniH on muiio Ul,.iiil.KI IldndB, dctitrltlei, die.,, ptadgod iih collateral for , -.i Statu or other doponltH; (U. H. postal nuvIiikn ! excluded) .., S.l.u'flO.OO ' M.'oiil.R RuliHcrlptlon to atoclt of Kedeial Itcero hunk .... 7,K()0.00 Lewi nmoiinl unpaid . . ,. ,ll,r.00.0() . J.300.00 Hanking hoiiHo, isn.ooo.uo; furnlturo und. flxl i ,fBr! tiiroH, iih.cofi.ir. :4 ; f 5 j ( iiiir, Other real estato owned ,f I t MTi;!!o'J Due from IVderallteNcrvo hnnk 1 6.000.(10 Duo from approved roHervo ngentH In central re- r , i i , . f nervo cuich . :;...M 2jfcn.j5n- Duo from npproved renervo agenta In other re- , ' . Rurvn i-iiicM . r.r,,n70.7r, r.s.r.ss.-ti Duo from luinkH and Imiikom (othor than nhnvn).. . ..-.. ,. r.riSitH Outnldo checkH und other caHh Ileum, 2,01K.tIU; fractional currency, $.".:i I. IS - y,r.52.S I CheckH on luinkH In tho hiiiiio city or town iih re porting lmi)l 2,100.00 .NotcH of other inllonul luinkH :,4l!i,oo SikjpIo . HBjOSII.SO ltcdoiuptlon fund with U. 8, TroiiHiiror (not iiiofo. than 5 per cent on circulation) .;.. fi.000.00 Tol '. ' ?81U,DS5.IK MiiIiIIIHcm Cupltul Htock inild In ? 100,000.00 fiurpliiH fund ito.ooo.oit Undivided iirofltH t2.r,7U.a7 Lvhh cm rent uxiioiihch, Intoiont, nn iltaxfH paid 1 1,0(1 1.OU JS,r.7f.:i 1 t'lrciilutlng notcH :'.. l'oo.ofto.oo Lcbh iituniiiit on hand and In TrciiHiiry for rcdomp- Hon or In traiiHlt , 3,002.00 ltiJ.U07.no Duo to hankH nnd hankoiH (other than uhovo) , , J,0!)7,L'I Individual doponlta Hiihject to rhoclc .,.', .. 282,2:11.11 ' , CortlflentOH of iIoiiomU duo In Ichh tlinu III) iIiivh.... Il.osi.r.n1 ' ' ,fi Certlflod checkH .'. CiiHhlor'H chockH outHtuudlng i niton KtatoH ileiioHltH t.. .., , ,., l.ooo.oo . ',,, . PoHtal HUVIngH doponltH L'2l7.:ifl Statu uiul munlcliinl dopoHltH 17,0110 t .150, OIK. 02 CortlflcatCH or doposlt duo on or aftor .10 dnyH 7,),fil-l,4 1 DopoHltH Hiiltjcct to ..10 or nioiodaya' notlco l2U,riS7JO 101,722,11 NotoH and hill rodlHcoiintod ' 000,00 DIIIk pnyublc, Including ohllgntloiiH repicHimllug .'-'-'' . . , '"onoy IjorrowMl . i J , , r.o.oooloo LIulillltlcH other than Uioho nltovo atatml, IuhiiIh ., ' and warrnntH Hold ' ' ' jsfi.tllC.ll T'l .'...?8I)1,02C.18 STATU Ol-' OIIKHON, County of .lackHon. HS: J, M. L. Alford, ciiKhlor pr tho uIkivd-iiiiiuimI hank, do Holoiniily Hwoar that tho uhovo Hiatonient Ih trite, to tho hcnl of my Uuowlodgo and Indluf. Ml L. ALVOIll), CaBhlnr, f SuhHcrlhed mid Hworn to hororo mo HiIh nth day of January, 1010. H, H. DIOHIOL, Notary I'uhllo. COHHKCTAttOHt: C"'4 CHAS, M. K.NOLISH, I -JMsSSP" V' K, DKUKU. t . CIIAH, STUANU, ' jMXZI . S1.. Wrociorti. , The count v eotttl inel Hie Aslihiud mayor und cily council Wednesday in an endeavor to htriiighlcu out tint tangle nt Hillings dossing, Pacific highway. The emu I slated Hint it pivfctrcil to cliniinule the Southern I'liellio grade I'loising, uecotdiim In original plans, by the eill through Hie Hillings ptopcily, hut offeicd two al ternatives, one on tho piescnt load with u ten -foot cut nnd nine-foot fill to make n II per cent grade, ami one, a swing thioiigh the Hillings place o Hie soiilh of the proposed cut. M'dli of llicc piovide for gruilc ciosslugH. The increased length of liigliwn.v makes them cipiallv us cosllv as ilia Hillings cut. The council took tho subject under aiMsemeul, a With Mcdford trade Is Medford matin WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 Eiifit ISlaiti Street Mod ford Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photograj)hori in Southern Oregon Negatives Mndu any timo or placo by appointment Phono 1-17-J We'll do tho rest E, D. WESTON. Prop. The Optimo Cafe Will be Open f Thursday, January 14 Your patronage is solicited 33 SOUTH FRONT ST. '. U 1.150' ,. ,:trl.:u i